The quick answer
TIADHE says passengers can pay the driver in cash and should retain the proof of payment for the journey. Its payment page also describes BtF cards and eligibility-based discounts; check the official page for current terms.
- TIADHE payment
Before you travel
Carry suitable cash if paying on board
TIADHE says direct payment is cash to the driver. A note cannot exceed five times the fare due, and notes above €50 are not accepted.
Pay cash directly to the driver if needed
TIADHE describes direct cash payment to the driver and says passengers receive proof of payment.
Keep the receipt with you
Retain the proof of payment throughout the journey, as TIADHE instructs. Its payment page distinguishes a minimum tariff for short trips from distance-based pricing after that threshold.
Cash payment rules
TIADHE’s current payment guidance says cash is paid directly to the driver. Its change rule limits a note to five times the fare due and excludes notes above €50.
Cards and discounts depend on eligibility
TIADHE describes several named BtF card categories and resident, student, family, social and Canary Islands eligibility rules. These are personal arrangements with terms, so use the operator’s payment page to see whether any apply to you.
Keep the return in mind
For your next ride
For a return journey, keep the payment proof until you leave the bus and revisit the official payment page if your trip is on a different day or service.